Does a high quality quick delivery bathroom vanity exist?

6 years ago

We are remodeling our master bathroom due to a leak in the shower. What started as a repair has turned into a complete gut job. We are selling the house so we want to make sure the bathroom is attractive. Based on the advice here, we hope to replace the vanity, countertop and sinks to get something more suitable for the space. We need a 72" vanity but we need it in less than 2 weeks. Our current vanity is 82" so we could just get new granite but prefer a smaller vanity for several design/layout reasons. Anything from a cabinet store or custom would take much longer and we have buyers waiting to see the house. I am afraid of ordering something online that ends up looking poor quality. This is a higher end home for our area but not one that requires custom cabinets. I would greatly appreciate any suggestions!

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Patricia Colwell Consulting

6 years ago

If you have an Ikea nearby you can pick one up tomorrow and BTW I love Godmorgon vanities they have awesome storage nasd look great. If you have buyers waiting why not just leave this decision to them then you would have the time to wait for what they like.

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Jean
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
Maybe try calling/visiting the various showrooms and look for a sample off the floor. This is the time of year when a lot of new product comes in and the old goes out..and if its not the perfect color you could paint it...
User
6 years ago
No. 6-12 lead time for anything decent.
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Tanya Shelly
Original Author
6 years ago
@Jean Thanks, I will try calling around. @User That's what I was afraid of so looks like we might be stuck with the 82" vanity. We have a tall center cabinet so I am thinking that eliminating it (easily done as it sits on the granite) would make the room feel more open.
Tanya Shelly
Original Author
6 years ago
@Patricia Colwell Consulting Thanks! We are nervous leaving the bathroom bare as we don't want to indicate there is an issue with the house. We needed to replace the subfloor in the bathroom so everything had to be removed. We have been told that some people are not good at envisioning what could be in a house. Maybe we are getting bad advice.
kayozzy
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
The big box stores usually have some options in stock or have a 10 day lead time. That way if there are any issues, you don't have to worry about returning online. The quality isn't great, but for a bathroom, it should last the new homeowners quite a while.